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TOMCOM invites applications for nursing jobs in Qatar

Hyderabad, Oct 13 (UNI) Telangana Overseas Manpower Company Limited (TOMCOM) has invited applications from qualified nursing professionals for Licensed Practitioner Nurse (LPN) and Nurse Technician (NT) positions in Qatar.
In a statement on Tuesday, TOMCOM Managing Director A Katidy said candidates aged 20–40 years with relevant qualifications, clinical skills and English communication abilities are eligible to apply. Nurse Technicians should have a minimum of one year’s experience, while Licensed Practitioner Nurses should have at least two years of experience. The positions are in homecare services, and no Prometric examination is required.
The monthly salaries offered are Rs 95,000 for LPNs and RS 73,000 for Nurse Technicians. Benefits include an employment visa, air ticket, accommodation, transportation to and from designated pickup and drop-off points, and basic medical insurance.
Interested candidates can contact TOMCOM at 08035524946 or email their CVs to [email protected], the company said.
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